Land for sale

Development Land -proposed new build semi-detached houses at land to rear of 203-205 Middlewich Street, Crewe.

General Locality - Middlewich Street is a residential street with houses on both sides and mature trees lining the pavements. The majority of properties are semi-detached two-storey houses, with the exception being a few detached bungalows. The properties’ ages show the evolution of the street over time, with some from the Victorian era and others that were built in the last 50 years or even more recently.
While there is a mix of housing styles that reflect the different ages of the properties, the predominant material is brickwork with slate or concrete roof tiles. However, the houses each use different materials to articulate their elevations, such as render or woodwork. The majority of houses on Middlewich Street have gable pitched roofs, but there are some that are hipped as well.
Overall, there is a wide variety of housing styles that reflect the times in which they were built. The differences in their styles and detailing are harmonised through the shared use of brickwork and the semi-detached typology.
The development will be accessed at Russet Close which was constructed in the last 20 years and consists of 14 no. two-storey semi-detached properties. The houses are constructed with red brick and concrete interlocking roof tiles.

Key Features - 1)Development Land in Crewe.
2)Planning Permission 23/2158C ( 10th June 2024 ) for the construction of a pair of semi-detached two-storey dwelling houses
3)A development that sits harmoniously within existing context and is respectful of the amenity of neighbouring buildings.
4)Amenity spaces and parking spaces that are private to each property.
5)A new road at the site to be formed to allow for vehicular access from Russet Close.
6) Full Planning

The Site - It is located approximately 0.8 miles (15 minutes walk) to the north of Crewe’s town centre at the end of an established cul de sac and the dwellings are proposed to accommodate an open plan kitchen / dining / living space and a downstairs WC at ground floor. Each unit has two double bedrooms at first floor and a bathroom.

Total GIFA: TBC by purchaser - Vendor estimates a total development GIA floor area of nearly 160m2 ( 1722.23ft2 )

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From Nantwich Road turn into Ruskin Road and continue to the end turning left into Alton Street and first right into Flag Lane. Continue through two sets of traffic lights and at the third set turn right into Badger Avenue. Continue through the traffic lights and under the railway bridge into Middlewich Street which leads to Russet Close and the Land.

General Remarks - COMMENT BY MARK JOHNSON FRICS @ BAKER WYNNE AND WILSON
Situated in an established and particularly popular residential area offering easy access to highly regarded schools, local shops for day to day needs and many of the town's major employers including Leighton Hospital and Bentley Motors. Well regarded schools are in proximity with Mablins Lane Primary, St Michaels Academy, Leighton Academy and Oakfield Lodge. High schools include Sir William Stanier, Ruskin High School and Malbank. South Cheshire College and the Engineering College are also easily accessible. Easy access onto the A530, means Nantwich and Middlewich are also within traveling distance.

Location - Crewe - This Northwest railway town is close to Sandbach and Nantwich, while you can drive to Stoke and Northwich in around 20 minutes and to Chester in double that. The name Crewe is almost synonymous with the railway, an industry that brought work, prosperity to many in the local area. It is an industry still held dear by many in the town and remains a source of pride for its residents. With the M6 running nearby and allowing you to get to Manchester in 45 minutes, local attractions include Lyceum theatre, The Alexandra Football Stadium, Queens Park, Crewe Heritage Centre, and Lakemore Farm Park. It takes approx. 1h 35m to travel from Crewe to London by train, over around 146 miles (236 km).The time of the journey by train from Crewe to Manchester Piccadilly is on average 50 minutes, but the fastest trains take around 33 minutes. Trains to Manchester Piccadilly from Crewe run up to 3 times per hour.

Services - All available locally subject to statutory undertakers continuation, conditions and costs.

Tenure - Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Viewings - Any reasonable time to inspect the land during day light hours with firstly a prior registration of interest through Baker Wynne and Wilson’s Nantwich [use Contact Agent Button]